The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

SUNDAY MORNINO THE nnnrIT STAITDAEP EHAIIPTER FIVE COUNTIES HUNT BANDITS (Continued From Page One) op is ii appy OVER OUTLOOK (Continued From Page One) NAB OANDITS III BRIGIIAI1 CITY i- -t -s (Conllsued From Page One) RADIO PROGRAMS CITY AT BAY for bids on school to be opened The position of su buddings and grouS the apixnntment of Da Th It seven wfit Warren Wrlgi: bidder a enoufh off with A1 Smith into being a Dem- This dismaying posaibillty dismaying to Republican White House occupants is now it is held beginning to be circumvented Mr Morrow this next week will be received at the White House with every mark of personal estefem and affection He will not be rebuked and minimized He will be stroked and aggrandizecL It is hoped that he wiB be to the wete of the east what MnBorah is to the progressives of the west another GRIPPING FACT- Time will disclose the further gripping fact that a larger UIJ" her of the highest ad- ava in group and lnstrti Tb- -ertain 5- tinueci be Ernie Liongbrake piloting a Utah Pacific Airways Inc plane flew low over all roads leading into and out of Ogden in an attempt to spot the green coupe Other reports that the car had been seen were received from Weber canyon A farmer whose truck was stalled by the side of the road reported the green coupe without license plates had passed him State Highway Patrolman Hillis who had been working in Weber canyon arrived at the police station and was told of the shooting and kidnaping He said a green car eastbound had passed him He said he noticed it was minus a front license plate but thought he had observed a permit pasted on the rear window 1 How the dapper bandits got to Brigham City without being halted was somewhat of a mystery to officers Saturday night The only explanation they could offer was that they had passed before the guards were established noraIelIeher TAKEN BY DEATH Hggy The Dotlyjjj ALLEN'S FOOt-Ejig fill st on the rnm I the flesh of his leg and had no idea he would fight rm' sorry surely a nice fellow about my age and has a wife and child' I shook hands with him before leaving his home and he seemed to be way-were you planning on going out of Sheriff Zundel asked Hobson looked askance he know the highway beaded for the canyon we would have had a battle in the oakbrush the officer added I think it would have been very remarked Hobson Then he paused a moment and expressed his only words of des-iair and futility would have jeen just as well if I had got bumped A Then he turned back to Ogden tried to convey the impression that we had gone eastward through the" canyon I guess we succeeded well in that JIAW ATTRACTION The capture of -the two bandits iroved to be the main attraction to Jrigham City Scores of townspeople gathered around the basement windows in the office curiously watching the two handcuffed prisoners One youth was heard to hard look how nonchalant they Chief of Police Joseph Bur-bidge and other Salt Lake officers returned Hobson and Wise to Salt lake Ogden officers who arrived on the scene at Brigham City Just after the arrest were Detectives George Finn Keeter and Milligan and Patrolman John Simpson- FORMER CONVICTS Officers said the men admitted they -were former inmates of the Oregon state penitentiary having been released last year after serving sentences for holdups The men are said by the officers to have declared they recently had been engaged 4n liquor traffic to Portland 1111 Husband Arrested As Wife Is Killed ELDORADO Ark June 21 With her skull crushed and neck dislocated NoraArnold 30 wife of a farmer of'Grannis was found lying in a residential street here today She died on the way to a hospital Her husband Frank Arnold was arrested Officers expressed the belief that the woman either jumped or was thrown from an automobile It takes the ntisea: aa and ronu-jrt to sore S1 Sweating tender feet anSl mg -lancing tennis vthuhJusht VOYAGE ENDED BY YOUTH GIRL Pair Take 1 1 7-Day Journey From Bcrmu a To i NeW York if NEW YORK June (UP) Eric Johnson 21 and Florence Smith 24 of Warwick Bermuda arrived at the army base pierln Brooklyn! today aftera 17-w trip from Bermuda in an open skiff The trip In the 15H-foot boat which Johnson himself built several years ago started when he and the girl decided as they were sittingon the beach to go for a ride The ride finally developed Into a trip-to Nova Beotia where Johnson has relatives) -V Neither had any! knowledge of navigation and the only nautical instrument they had was a small pocket compass Knowing that the direction to New York was northwest in general they kept the skiff headed in thai direction with the aid of this compass -r: Two days from Bermuda the sail which the small boat carried knocked Florence out of the boat Though she could not-swim and found herself surrounded by sharks she managed to scramble back into the skiff safely jj With the exception of two days of bad weather the trip was made under ideal conditions and they arrived off Bamegat bay light yesterday Johnson hailed the lightship and verified his position before continuing on Jto New York At the army base pier the two voyagers were found by the superintendent Walter Bernard who took them to his home and supplied them with food and clothing William I King Immigration 1 n-spector went to see them at home and they explained that they knew nothing about quarantine regulations as they are only stopping in New York on their way to Nova Beotia King let them go after an examination at the barge office CONDITIO) OF GIRL CRITICAL Luanna: Stone 6 who was Injured in) an automobile accident Saturday I afternoon was still in a very grave condition in the Dee hospital at an early hour today Her physician Dr Draper held nopes for her recovery She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Stone 931 Twenty-first street The driver of the machine which struck the girl Fred Adams 40 a taxicab driver was arrested Sat- A couple of Ogden officers took exception to his confident belief Hobson eniled and apologized he said FLANS GO AWRY It was Reamed that two other Ogden officer were assigned to go to the Utah Hot Springs to watch the highway should they pass Ogden to the west and approach the state highway The officers however worked on a faulty hunch and ended up at Weber canyon sometime later Five machines filled with officers nbd sawed-off three of the Salt Lake police department and two of racing eastward through Weber canyon headed for the Wyoming line and Evanston on the report that a car answering the description of the machine had been seen -At Morgan Coalville and Evanston Wyo peace officers were also patroiing the highways They had been notified by telephone At a late hour Saturday night some of the Balt take officers who took up the vain chase to the east had not returned to their posts of duty It could not be ascertained how far they bad gone I Hobson told the curious officers and newspapermen why they had stopped at Brigham "City to say nothing of appearing in a public restaurant generator working well and we were afraid of being stalled on the highway We just took a foolish chance and stopped" IIOW IT STARTED The shooting and man-hunt oc curred as the outgrowth of a petit affair Patrolman Daley and another Salt Lake officer stopped the two men and two other comrades who were in a second machine and ordered them to Salt Lake police headquarters for questioning The officer suspected that the automobile were stolen they wire wrong on that Hobson cars belong to us but we had license plates on Neither wise nor I had any money to pay a fine and: decided to take a chance we were hearing the police station I -switched the car suddenly at the intersection and pushed -x- ribs He began I put the srun against Pfckij and a ootEase Tvs FOOT EASELeBoyg Morrow- Time already dcloses the spectacle of the president Republican law enforcement commission chairman George Wiekersham assailing the penalties pfthe Volstead and Jones laws: Time will elicit no presidential displeasure whatsoever manifested toward the New York Republican county committee for its virtually unanimous vote last Thursday night in favor of the repeal of the eighteenth amendment- The Republican party will remain nationally dry and coddle the eastern wets just as it remains nationally conservative and coddles the western liberals It calculates that since it is helped into presidential office by economic liberals It might as well also be helped into office by malt vinous and spirituous liberals It now contains wilder radicals than the Democratic party and It trusts it is on its way to containing wetter wets Hence the popularity of Mr Morrow with all responsible Republican party officials A deep instinct teaches them that theorists are all wrong and that the most successful party nationally is not the one that shows the most orderly logic It Is the that operates the most orderly zoo RICH WIDOW SUICIDES 8 AN FRANCISCO June (UP) Georgia Galper 33 wealthy Denver widow died today from the effects of slow poison she took nine days ago reputedly becauso of a lilting Mrs Nora Kelleher 61 wife of Kelleher former Ogden police sergeant died at the family residence 2209 Adams avenue at 11:05 Saturday night following a prolonged illness of heart trouble Born to Salt Lake October 14 1869 Mrs Kelleher came to Ogden 30 years ago where she since had made -her residence She was a member of St parish of the Catholic church Surviving her are her husband the following children John Kelleher Bakersfield Calif Mrs Wilson Los Angeles Mrs Conroyv Ogden Mark Kelleher Ogden Madaline Kelleher Ogden four grandchildren -and five sisters Mrs 8 Van Ness Ogden Mrs A Taylor Ogden Mrs Frank Gunnell Los Angeles Mrs Lottie Allen Los Angeles and Mrs A Engstrom Pasadena Calif Funeral services under direction of the Bolstad funeral home win be announced later vV" Simday 'f 9:00 a Clair Anderson organ recital by direct wire from the Paramount theatre 10:00 a Musical market 11:00 a Miniature concert 11:30 a Reid Cox group 12:00 Midday varieties 1:00 WUrlitzer Echoes with Gene Halliday by direct wire from the White City ballroom 2:00 Request hour i 3:00 Afternoon concerts 4:00 Vocal gems Informal studio pro- -gram-- i 5:00 Ye Olde Towne 7:00 Farm bureau studio frolic 7:30 Dance program A 8 CO the Coffee Cups 7 request program 8:30 Spanish and' waltz rhythm study 8t00 Jack Passey and his KLO dance program 10:00 Your request nour 11:00 Paramount organ recital with Clair Anderson 12:00 midnight Silent Sunday 9:00 a 9:05 a Morning melodies 9:30 a international broadcast Bishop- Freeman of Washington speaker 9:45 a im Organ vignettes 10:00 a Contrasts 10:30 a 8 The Aztecs 11:00 a Ballad hour-old and new ballads 12:00 Noonday rhythm 12:15 in Quish varieties 12:30 BS Conclave of Nations address by foreign ambassador with native music 1:00 Cathedral complete religious musical service featuring a symphony orchestra Columbia choral singers Lillian Bucknam and others 2:00 a Joint Toscha Seidel world renowned violinist and Adele Vasa soprano 2:30 m-Blue rhythm 3:00 Ballads and light classical music 3:15 Watch Tower program lecture by Dr LeRoy Swingle 3:30 The Globe experiences of wealthy New York clubman as be visit different places while working way around the world 4:30 The Melody Musketeers 4:45 The Business address from Washington by Dr Julius Klein 5:00 Melody momenta 5:30 Musical shower 6:00 8 Majestic Theatre of the variety program with Arnold orchestra Redferne Hollinshead tenor Majestic male quartet and guest artists 7:00 Will Rogers and Freddie orchestra 7:30 Celeste trio and soloists 8:00 Johnny Rosen and his KDYL broadcasting orchestra 8:30 Around the world with Sam and international orchestra 9:00 Coral Hawaiian music by Walter Kolomoku director presenting his famous Honoluluans group and poetic readings by David Ross 9:30 8 Midnight Ann Leaf at the organ 10:00 Blue Rhythm 10:30 Song hits 11:00 Varieties 11:30 rru The Dance Parade Signing off and time report IKE Maltsyrup fuvoma trill Police Held Demoralized By New Chief In OLIYEE SHERWOOD Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examiner CHICAGO June 21 Outsiders wondering why huge Chicago la unable to shake loose 500 puny gangsters who are besmirching the city's name learn of a mysterious "political-criminal alliance" that has the community in its grip What is this new type defensive pact by which the underworld is 'coming to power in many cities? How does it- work? In what way do" gangsters mostly alien get a strangle hold on municipal officials? Why cant they be crushed? Even Chicagoans are asking those Questions today In an effort to get some sort of an answer the city how has turned to a new police ad- ministration the third in three years Even with this change the most that civic leaders can say is that they "hope for results" The alliance which was permitted to get a foothold here la pictured as grounded too deeply to be up- rooted without violent repercus- sions It is established on the basis of mutual need the need of the politician for money and organization and the need of the hoodlum for protection CAPONE GROUP How it functions is best shown by the Capone organization in Chicago This is the model on which other underworld groups are being built in all large cities of the country This gang like others has booze gambling women and the services of gunmen for business racketeering to sell Politicians have privileges to barter The gangs need the privileges and have the money and organizations to use in paying for them So it is simple to get together the trouble comes In trying to get the combination apart Politicians have influence with police courts and states attorneys The Chicago police force through most of its history has been a politically controlled force Recently until the present change it is supposed to have been under the sway of a newspaper Assured of protection gangs grow amazingly Their weekly revenue in Chicago recently was estimated at $6000000 A definite proportion of this is supposed to go to a political organization In case a gangster is arrested the arresting officer frequently is punished for his indiscretion and more often than not the case gets to a court where the Judge quickly dismisses the case What this immunity amounts to is seen from the fact that forty-one gang killings have occurred here so far this year with no real effort made toward the solution of any of them Thousands of speakeasies and more thousands of gambling and vice resorts have operated openly PROTECTION COSTLY This protection accorded for the most part to the Capone mob Is paid for willingly and handsomely Acting Commissioner of Police Al-ccck is credited with saying that one out of every five policemen has been on a gang payroll Hundred thousand dollar campaign gifts have been mentioned frequently Just now complaint is being filed that one hundred gang gunmen have been on the list of election officials Gang organizations functioned with perfect efficiency In the April primary election here and are preparing to deliver in the fall and when another mayor Is selected next spring What happens to the politician of importance who would oppose the system? Mayor Wm Dever tried it from 1923 to 1927 When he came up for re-election after being virtually unopposed for the nomination he is supposed to have been knifed by his own party The resources that gangs control are too large to be sneezed at by any party "Are gangs really as efficient as Chief Alcock was asked efficient?" he replied "They're more efficient They work so fast and with such authority that the law has hardly made a start to catch up with them" It is the opinion of the incoming police head that gangs have so demoralized the police department that even a Roosevelt would need five years to re-establish Its morale Like every other authority in the city he blames prohibition for the condition because of the immense profits it has afforded the underworld 1L WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Fulng 4 Prescriptions Is a Most Important Part of Our Business reeognizanc luJvv police An investigation of the accident disclosed fthat Adams was driving a taxicab to Thirtieth street and Lincoln avenue hoping to overtake a Bamberger electric train so his passenger could get passage to Salt Lake Whether or not he was speeding was not stated A OJNmr WAlGmiEEN ie C7! 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